Tata Power says Singapore shares pledged with banks, safe from immediate seizure
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The Singapore High Court has directed the city's sheriff to attach and sell Tata Power's shares in Bhira Investments Pte. Ltd. and Tata Power International Pte. Ltd to recover the $650 million it owes Kleros Capital as part of an arbitration award over a coal project in Russia.
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- 01The Singapore High Court ordered the sheriff to attach and sell Tata Power's shares in two entities.
- 02The shares are meant to recover $650 million owed to Kleros Capital.
- 03The debt stems from an arbitration award over a coal project in Russia.
- 04Tata Power says the shares are pledged with banks and safe from immediate seizure.